Omega Wolf

I love the series and the characters. I even liked the movie before this one (stranger tides) even though some would argue it's not great, I still enjoyed it. This movie? Is terrible!!! I love Orlando and Johnny but their acting was.. well.. bad. Everyones acting was tbh. That's sad since it actually has a fantastic cast of wonderfully talented actors. But, it goes from dramatic to comedy to neutral too bluntly unlike the other movies that do it smoothly and effortlessly. The visuals were fantastic! But besides that the whole movie sucked! They had some okay one liners and some good tender moments but they were botched and ruined by the rest of it. I can't tell you how disappointed I was with this movie! It's a rollercoaster of disaster!! As much as I wish the series could continue, this movie was so horrible I'm afraid to even see if they make another one. I really hope this isn't a black stain on any of the amazing actors careers who took part in this film.

I was like five when I first saw this movie so at the time it was amazing.. however.. now I've read the books and it's just disappointing. I can deal with characters not looking the exact same as in the books but the elves didn't have pointed ears, they moved the plot around to be a perversion of the books. I want them to remake the series with better acting and production not spending their entire budget on the dragons so there's actually a good movie to watch. Also, should have ditched the scenes with the king and Shade after the first scene with Durza in the beginning. Follow the book. They're really good.

I've so far watched it twice. At the writing of this review it's just after the second time. Even though I already watched it I found myself lost in the story just as I had when I first saw it! It's a surprisingly long movie but it moves relatively quickly. There's beautiful shots of nature and America, to me at least, is supposed to feel warm and inviting. Whereas England is cold and wet and dark. The main actress doesn't say a lot but I still get a feel for her emotions and I feel it's a great representation of Pocahontas. I'm glad I saw it and I think I'll watch it again in the future. It might not be for everyone but I'd recommend seeing it if the subject interests you, like it does for me.

The songs took me out of the movie. In the beginning they were too bunched together and I ended up muting it so I wouldn't have to listen to them. Smith and the dude who plays Aladdin, I personally don't think can sing. But they CAN act. I wish it wasn't a musical

Man this was just disappointing. The setup was great! I was loving it, hell I was even excited about what would happen after the plot twist... and then it just ended! I mean... come on. You had all the peices! The questions, the suspense, the spirits, Miles, EVEN THE EXPLANATION ON WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OLD TEACHER and then the plot twist and I was like "oh yeah, it's getting good!" And then the credits rolled! No explanation, nothing to even theorize! You'd have to come up with your own conclusion to make any sense out of this! What were Kate's mothers drawings? Who was the female ghost petting the girl? Were their parents haunting the house too? Was Kate really even there? Were the kids dead? Nothing against the actors, they did well but the writer needs to go back to writing class because they clearly never got over their confusing nonsense theoretical artsy rambling from college. As a writer myself... this is atrocious! A 14 year old on Wattpad could do better! Shame on the person(s) who wrote this script! This isn't artsy, it's all build-up and no conclusion! Learn how to write!